LegacyFacsimileMarkup - Revision history

Kshawkin: /* ALTO */ updated links

2010-07-07T16:13:43Z

‎ALTO: updated links

Dot: /* Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images */

2008-07-18T10:20:35Z

‎Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images

Dot: /* Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images */

2008-07-18T10:20:07Z

‎Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images

Piotr Banski: /* What is METS? */ + link, empty for now

2007-11-28T01:23:47Z

‎What is METS?: + link, empty for now

Piotr Banski: /* ALTO */ + link

2007-11-28T01:21:30Z

‎ALTO: + link

Dot.porter: /* Case 2: Digital Facsimile */

2007-07-22T20:21:55Z

‎Case 2: Digital Facsimile

Dot.porter: /* left
Method used by Edition Production & Presentation Technology (EPPT) to link images and text with complex markup */

2007-06-01T13:59:15Z

‎left<br/><hr/>Method used by Edition Production & Presentation Technology (EPPT) to link images and text with complex markup

Piotr Banski: + category

2007-04-05T22:12:25Z

+ category

Dot.porter at 00:11, 16 November 2006

2006-11-16T00:11:09Z

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Lmcant00: /* Additional Tools */

2006-10-28T06:47:48Z

‎Additional Tools

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 =ALTO=
-[http://www.ccs-gmbh.com/alto/ ALTO (Analysed Layout and Text Object)] is an extension schema for [[METS]], allowing the markup of layout information of digitised texts. It has had a bit of use in newspaper digitisation in the States, in the National Digital Newspaper Project.
+[http://www.loc.gov/standards/alto/ ALTO (Analysed Layout and Text Object)] is an extension schema for [[METS]], allowing the markup of layout information of digitised texts. It has had a bit of use in newspaper digitisation in the States, in the National Digital Newspaper Project.
 In summary, it defines digitised texts as consisting of "page" elements containing "blocks" which have rectangular coordinates assigned to them using attributes HPOS, VPOS, WIDTH, and HEIGHT, and also a ROTATION. Each block element's page is associated with image files with stand-off markup in the normal METS way.
 By contrast we need a different way to relate TEI content elements to pages, since the dominant hierarchy in TEI is logical rather than physical (i.e. div rather than page).
 =Conclusions=

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    <graphic url="fig1.jpg"/>
   </figure>
+</pre>
 ===Associate images/parts of images with text elements===
 Use the linking mechanism described in [http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/html/SA.html 14 Linking, Segmentation, and Alignment] to link together a figure (the example in the guidelines uses an external SVG file, parts of which are identified with xml:ids) and TEI elements (which are likewise identified using xml:ids).

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 ===Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images===
-To link thumbnails to larger images, create a <ref> tag that points to the xml:id of the corresponding figure. Include the thumbnail as a graphic in the <ref>
+To link thumbnails to larger images, create a &lt;ref> tag that points to the xml:id of the corresponding figure. Include the thumbnail as a graphic in the &lt;ref>
 <pre>
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    <graphic url="fig1.jpg"/>
   </figure>
 ===Associate images/parts of images with text elements===

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 ==What is METS?==
-*Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard (http://www.loc.gov/standards/mets/)
+*[[Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard]] (http://www.loc.gov/standards/mets/)
 *“a standard for encoding … metadata regarding objects within a digital library”
 *Centered at the Library of Congress

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 =ALTO=
-[http://www.ccs-gmbh.com/alto/ ALTO (Analysed Layout and Text Object)] is an extension schema for METS, allowing the markup of layout information of digitised texts. It has had a bit of use in newspaper digitisation in the States, in the National Digital Newspaper Project.
+[http://www.ccs-gmbh.com/alto/ ALTO (Analysed Layout and Text Object)] is an extension schema for [[METS]], allowing the markup of layout information of digitised texts. It has had a bit of use in newspaper digitisation in the States, in the National Digital Newspaper Project.
 In summary, it defines digitised texts as consisting of "page" elements containing "blocks" which have rectangular coordinates assigned to them using attributes HPOS, VPOS, WIDTH, and HEIGHT, and also a ROTATION. Each block element's page is associated with image files with stand-off markup in the normal METS way.

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 <pre>
 <figure n="16">
-   <figDesc>
+   <figure>
-     <figure>
+     <figDesc>[Page 16: 15 lines of text (detail of upper part)]</figDesc>
-      <figDesc>[Page 16: 15 lines of text (detail of upper part)]</figDesc>
+  </figure>
-    </figure>
+  <figure>
-    <figure>
+    <figDesc>[Page 16: Image of "Fall of Angels" (Ohlgren 16.11) (detail of lower part)</figDesc>
-      <figDesc>[Page 16: Image of "Fall of Angels" (Ohlgren 16.11) (detail of lower part)</figDesc>
+  </figure>
 </figure>
 </pre>
 ==3: Techniques for Referencing Images==

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 =[[Image:spacer.gif|left]]<br/><hr/>Method used by Edition Production &amp; Presentation Technology (EPPT) to link images and text with complex markup=
-EPPT (http://www.eppt.org/eppt-trial/EPPT-TrialProjects.htm) is a software platform designed to help editors prepare and display image-based XML-encoded electronic scholarly editions. EPPT uses electronic text, DTDs, and digital facsimiles (JPG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, etc.) to produce highly complex encoding of image-based textual resources. EPPT supports any DTD-based encoding schema (such as the TEI P4 DTDs – with support for P5 XML Schema and RelaxNG currently under development) and enables precise, semi-automatic linking of full images as well as image sections with structural and descriptive metadata.  EPPT includes new technologies and extensions (such as support for multiple hierarchies) to provide a powerful user interface for leveraging XML technologies in the production of image-based XML-encoded electronic editions. See [[EPPT|a full description of the EPPT]].
+EPPT (www.eppt.org/eppt) is a software platform designed to help editors prepare and display image-based XML-encoded electronic scholarly editions. EPPT uses electronic text, DTDs, and digital facsimiles (JPG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, etc.) to produce highly complex encoding of image-based textual resources. EPPT supports any DTD-based encoding schema (such as the TEI P4 DTDs – with support for P5 XML Schema and RelaxNG currently under development) and enables precise, semi-automatic linking of full images as well as image sections with structural and descriptive metadata.  EPPT includes new technologies and extensions (such as support for multiple hierarchies) to provide a powerful user interface for leveraging XML technologies in the production of image-based XML-encoded electronic editions. See [[EPPT|a full description of the EPPT]].
 For more details, see here: http://beowulf.engl.uky.edu/~kiernan/eBoethius/tech.htm#tech.

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	**Flexible – can link many textual and image sections (Venetus A – link main text and several layers of annotations)		**Flexible – can link many textual and image sections (Venetus A – link main text and several layers of annotations)
	**No visualization (yet) for the more advanced image-text links		**No visualization (yet) for the more advanced image-text links
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		+	[[Category:Facsimiles\|Legacy]]

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 * Quires
-<hr/>
+<br/><hr/>
 =Method used by the UVic Image Markup Tool: Annotate images=

LegacyFacsimileMarkup - Revision history

Kshawkin: /* ALTO */ updated links

Dot: /* Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images */

Dot: /* Linking thumbnails to full-resolution images */

Piotr Banski: /* What is METS? */ + link, empty for now

Piotr Banski: /* ALTO */ + link

Dot.porter: /* Case 2: Digital Facsimile */

Dot.porter: /* leftMethod used by Edition Production & Presentation Technology (EPPT) to link images and text with complex markup */

Piotr Banski: + category

Dot.porter at 00:11, 16 November 2006

Lmcant00: /* Additional Tools */

Dot.porter: /* left
Method used by Edition Production & Presentation Technology (EPPT) to link images and text with complex markup */